Well, Lucerne is a great city with amazing views, but when it comes to cheap eats, it certainly…read moreneeds to do a bit of work. We went to twinys looking for quick bite to eat under $20 and it was a hard search unfortunately (we were tired of quick meals at coop and migros). And twinys really came to our rescue. It's a food stand so everything there is to go and there is no where to sit. The staff was very friendly, one of my friends had a food allergy and they had no issues whatsoever adjusting his sandwich accordingly. I got the chicken sandwich, their staple sandwich and I was a big fan. Would recommend getting the twiny sauce and the garlic sauce as well. Was quite a flavorful sandwich and the staff even added extra pickles after I joked it. The bread is nice and crispy and the chicken came out hot. My friends loved their salami sandwich. I would note that the sandwiches can be a bit messy, we had a few bread crumbs and pieces of lettuce fall out while eating and the sauce does start to drip. We ended up coming back for more sandwiches later in our trip as our go to quick eat spot that is inexpensive. If you are looking for a bite without spending a fortune in Lucerne would recommend a visit!

I'm happy I found this because 1. I am burnt out on pork and I have only seen pork schnitzel…read moreoffered at restaurants and 2. The price tag is a little more consumer friendly than most places. It's a takeout window. Easy to order and food was ready quickly. I ordered the large chicken schnitzel with garlic sauce and a side of pommes for 20 CHF. Served on a baguette, the sandwich had multiple cutlets of schnitzel throughout. They go heavy on the sauce and Im here for it! The sandwich was filling but a little messy. The fries were good, nothing remarkable, but good old heated up precut frozen fries. We took our food down to the water and ate on a bench. It was great. In fact, we were so full from our sandwiches we decided to skip our sit down dinner a couple hours later.

Great concept and great people serving great food. Why throw good food away, they will tell you…read morewhere the food was made and how fresh it is.

Unbelievably rude. The woman behind the counter gave me the middle finger because I was speaking in…read moreEnglish and when I addressed this to her boss , he told me he believed her 100% that she did not do it (therefore called me a liar). They treat customers with zero respect. Absolutely shocking behavior -- avoid at all costs.

Finally got to try one of Migg's sandwiches today. Wasn't disappointed at all. Got the tuna salad…read morefocaccia sandwich with a brownie for lunch. The sandwich was just right, not too much tuna, not too little. The fresh focaccia bread was also delicious. There were a couple of thinly sliced pickles in my sandwich, a nice touch that provided good taste contrast to balance the tuna fish. At Fr. 7.50 a sandwich, it is quite a good value. The brownie was yummy too, not too greasy and not dry either. The shop itself was also nice, very small but elegantly decorated with brightly colored paintings on the wall. The shopkeeper is a polite older gentleman who spoke English well and patiently explained to me what my options are since it was my first time in his shop. He also offered me a take away bag before I asked for one. His pleasant attitude makes me want to go back and buy more sandwiches from him. TIP - Migg's is a small family operated shop, so cash only, no cards accepted. Also, call ahead to make sure the owner is not off on holiday so you don't trek over and end up walking away hungry like I did last week.

Mmmm lovely. First:…read morethis is a small little shop, family run, with a case of sandwiches and other goodies that are made fresh every day. When I walked in, I was greeted warmly and all of the sandwiches were explained to me (since my German isn't so good!). I was also informed that he had some soup in the back, a mixed vegetable. (In addition to the vegetarian soup, there were also at least two meatless sandwich options, one with gruyere cheese that sounded incredible. I really like that there were some solid choices if I didn't want to eat meat that day.) After thinking about all of the choices, it came down to either the roast beef sandwich with mango chutney, or the tuna sandwich. I asked which was recommended, and went with the tuna sandwich (the nice man helping me, presumably the owner, said "I've been making these for 26 years, so..."). I also grabbed a chocolate brownie with walnuts. Both together were CHF 11, which is quite a good price for lunch in Zurich. The verdict: absolutely completely and totally delicious. :-) The tuna sandwich was on a fresh focaccia bread that was soft and tasty. The tuna mix itself was excellent and generous. And the brownie was divine and clearly very fresh, not greasy, a perfect texture. I think this is going to be one of my new favorite Zürich lunch spots, particularly after my gym which is right around the corner. Highly recommended!!

We had been to the ass bar in Zurich and wanted to try this one as well! The idea is great, save…read moreday old pastries by selling them at a huge discount. It was tasty and great on the wallet because Switzerland is quite expensive (I know, shocking...). It's definitely worth a visit.

What a cool concept! They take second-day baked goods and sell them for cheap. I got a slice of…read morecake for 2CHF. They're doing the most for saving money and avoiding food waste!! Would highly recommend a stop here if you're in Bern wanting a tasty treat.

Excellent Arancini. OK pastrami - not a lot of pastrami the bread was good. Sandwich comes with a…read morepickle. Service was prompt and friendly.

This little takeout place is run by the nicest mother and son duo. On our first night in Basel we…read morelearned how early many places shut down. We spotted Sapori Del Sud and made it a point to come back the next day when they were open. That was a great decision. A majority of the restaurants on this particular street were insanely expensive. We just wanted a quick lunch before we got back to exploring. We were able to get a nice lasagna for a reasonable price. We liked it so much that we ended up walking back to get gelato for dessert later. The son kept apologizing to me because he didn't speak English but there was no need to apologize for that! I was able to use Google Translate to tell him in Italian that we enjoyed their food very much. It was great seeing their faces light up when they heard that. I'm really glad I got to meet these two and enjoy their food on this journey.